Diplopia is frequent and associated with motor and non-motor severity in parkinson’s disease: Results from the COPPADIS cohort at 2-year follow-up

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  2. Ríos, L.N.
  3. Fonticoba, T.D.
  4. Bartolomé, C.C.
  5. Roca, L.G.
  6. Painceiras, M.F.
  7. Miró, C.M.
  8. Canfield, H.
  9. Jesús, S.
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  11. Pastor, P.
  12. Cosgaya, M.
  13. Caldentey, J.G.
  14. Caballol, N.
  15. Legarda, I.
  16. Vara, J.H.
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  18. Manzanares, L.L.
  19. Aramburu, I.G.
  20. Ávila Rivera, M.A.
  21. Mayordomo, V.G.
  22. Nogueira, V.
  23. Puente, V.
  24. Dotor, J.
  25. Borrué, C.
  26. Vila, B.S.
  27. Sauco, M.Á.
  28. Vela, L.
  29. Escalante, S.
  30. Cubo, E.
  31. Padilla, F.C.
  32. Martínez Castrillo, J.C.
  33. Alonso, P.S.
  34. Alonso Losada, M.G.
  35. Ariztegui, N.L.
  36. Gastón, I.
  37. Kulisevsky, J.
  38. Estrada, M.B.
  39. Seijo, M.
  40. Martínez, J.R.
  41. Valero, C.
  42. Kurtis, M.
  43. de Fábregues, O.
  44. Ardura, J.G.
  45. Redondo, R.A.
  46. Ordás, C.
  47. López Díaz, L.M.
  48. McAfee, D.
  49. Martinez-Martin, P.
  50. Mir, P.
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Journal:
Diagnostics

ISSN: 2075-4418

Year of publication: 2021

Volume: 11

Issue: 12

Type: Article

DOI: 10.3390/DIAGNOSTICS11122380 GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openOpen access editor

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